That there is the new doofy – whaddaya think? I’m actually rather excited today. On the one hand it’s Friday, which as usual means I’m headed to the theatre…on the other hand, it’s not just any old screening. As of right this moment I’m fourteen hours away from a Rocky Horror-like interactive screening of THE…
When You Say Nothing At All
As I write this, it’s closing in on one in the morning. I don’t really want to go to bed yet because I’ve just watched a rather unsettling movie. I’m not afraid of having nightmares or anything…I just need to give my brain a chance to stay curled up in a fetal position a little…
The (K)Night Starts Here (Hathaway & Hardy’s Roles in Batman revealed)
Today is a particularly happy day for me – it’s the end of an era. It seemed as though ever since the second the credits rolled on those first screenings of THE DARK KNIGHT, rumours ran wild…I’m talkin’ Snooki at Spring Break after a six of Red Bull and eight Jaager bombs wild about who…
King of The Road (RUBBER Trailer)
Back during the year-end Matineecast, Lady Hatter added this film to her top five in a special jury prize spot. If she hadn’t, I would have, since it’s just that awesome and original. This movie is going on-demand soon and will hit theatres in April. For the love of God, be sure to see it.
Poor Little Rich Boy (CITIZEN KANE vs. THE SOCIAL NETWORK)
It’s been a SOCIAL NETWORK week. It feels like the film is on everyone’s lips thanks to a theatrical re-release, its debut on blu-ray, and a few more awards in the last ten days. And with all of that came someone repeating something I first heard upon the film’s debut last fall: “THE SOCIAL NETWORK…
Midnight Radio: The Matineecast Episode 27
Couples night has ended here at The Matineecast, it’s time to get back to a little one-on-one. However, much like the 2010 wrap-up episode with The Frankly My Dear crew, this episode features a guest I’ve been looking forward to talking with for a while now. Admittedly, this episode is one of my longer ones,…
THE GREEN HORNET
Not quite “a comic book movie” as one might think – and that’s not a good thing.
